Wpsa Manual

Wireline Perforating Shock
Absorber (WPSA) Maintenance

Manual
Reference: InTouch ID 3016410
Version: 2.2
Release Date: 27-Jul-2012
EDMS UID: 27897946
Produced: 30-Jul-2012 13:20:44
Owner: SRC-WIRLINE
Author: Cheho Pak
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Revision History
Version Date Description Prepared by
2.2 28-Jun-2012 Added tensile strength to specs tables Author: John Jarrett
(WPSA-A has no data yet). Updated BOM
100322128 to Rev AB (Qty 100 changed to
Qty 10).
2.1.4 13-Jan-2012 Added descriptive content to troubleshooting Author: Richard Smith
sections 8.1 and 8.2.
2.1.3 29-Dec-2011 Added 101028864, Kalrez-Booted Pigtail, to Author: Richard Smith
WPSA-B BOM. Added reference link to figure
101028864 to warning note in section 4.1.2,
set 20, and section 4.2.2, step 13.
2.1.2 03-Oct-2011 Section 6.4, amended warning note following Author: Richard Smith
table 6-2. Section 6.5 amended warning note
following table 6-4.
2.1.1 27-Sep-2011 Added boot liner warning note in section 4.1.2 Author: Richard Smith
after step 20, section 4.2.2 after step 13,
section 6.4 following table 6-2, and section 6.5
following table 6-4. Added note with InTouch
reference link at end of section 7.1.
2.1 19-Aug-2011 In section 6.1.2, added WPSA-AA water flood Author: Richard Smith
check best practice statement and a reference
link to InTouch 4971248. Revised appendix
A (WPSA-A) BOM and drawing for T6015697
and T6015694, and added BOM and drawing
for 1000322128 and T6054230. Revised
appendix B BOM and drawing for T6040953.
2.0 Provisory Added the WPSA-B assembly instructions Author: Charleton Walker
and the bill of materials. Reformatted manual,
REW documentation structure.
1.3 05-Jun-2001 Updated Bill of Materials chapter. Author: Charleton Walker
1.2 01-Jun-2001 Updated Assembly, Maintenance and Catalog Author: Charleton Walker
chapters.
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1.1 01-Mar-2001 Added Catalog Drawing and Parts List. Author: Charleton Walker
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Table of Contents
1 Health, Safety and Environment ________________________________ 1-1

1.1 Personnel ___________________________________________________ 1-1
1.2 Equipment ___________________________________________________ 1-1
2 General Description and Specifications ________________________ 2-1

2.1 Overview and Applications ___________________________________ 2-1
2.2 Combinability ________________________________________________ 2-2
2.3 Equipment and Operational Specifications _____________________ 2-2
2.4 Downhole equipment _________________________________________ 2-3
2.5 Surface Equipment ___________________________________________ 2-5
2.6 Wellsite auxiliary hardware ___________________________________ 2-6

2.7 Workshop auxiliary hardware _________________________________ 2-6
2.8 Test Equipment and Facilities _________________________________ 2-8
3 Theory of Operation ____________________________________________ 3-1

3.1 Basic physics of service ______________________________________ 3-1
4 Disassembly and Assembly ____________________________________ 4-1

4.1 WPSA-A ____________________________________________________ 4-1
4.2 WPSA-B ___________________________________________________ 4-21
5 Parts Lists and Exploded-View Drawings _______________________ 5-1

5.1 3.38-in Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-AA) _______ 5-1
5.2 Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-BA) EVPL ________ 5-4
6 Maintenance ___________________________________________________ 6-1

6.1 FIT Procedure _______________________________________________ 6-1
6.2 Crushable Element Replacement Guidelines ___________________ 6-4
6.3 Crushable Element Replacement Procedure ___________________ 6-6
6.4 TRIM (Tool Repair and Inspection Monthly) Procedure _________ 6-7
6.5 Q-Check Procedure __________________________________________ 6-8
7 Job Execution _________________________________________________ 7-1

7.1 Rig-Up and Rig-Down Procedure _____________________________ 7-1
8 Troubleshooting ________________________________________________ 8-1

8.1 Wellsite Monitoring and Troubleshooting _______________________ 8-1
8.2 Shop Monitoring and Troubleshooting _________________________ 8-2
Appendices
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A WPSA-A Bill of Materials _______________________________________ A-1

A.1 T6015697-AE WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE PERFORATING
SHOCK ABSORBER) ________________________________________ A-1
A.2 T6015694-AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA ____ A-7
A.3 T6015696-AB HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8,
WPSA-AA __________________________________________________ A-11
A.4 100322128-AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT ______ A-15
A.5 T6054230-AG KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88 ________ A-19
B WPSA-B Bill of Materials _______________________________________ B-1

B.1 T6040953-AE WPSA-BA, 1.69 (WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK
ABSORBER) ________________________________________________ B-1
B.2 101028864-AA ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL,
WPSA-BA ___________________________________________________ B-9
C Field Test Report Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber

(WPSA-AA) _____________________________________________________ C-1
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1 Health, Safety and Environment

1.1 Personnel ______________________________________________________ 1-1
1.2 Equipment _____________________________________________________ 1-1
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1 Health, Safety and Environment
1.1 Personnel
The WPSA (Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber) is a perforating accessory
device. It can be deployed with an assortment of perforating guns. The crew
supervisor must be familiar with all safe operating and arming procedures for
these explosive gun systems. The reference for these gun systems is the
Wireline Perforating FOM (InTouch ID: 3013565), found at InTouchSupport.com.
1.2 Equipment
Along with the hazards associated with explosive operations, the weight of
perforating gun assemblies can create additional hazards during rig up and rig
down. The tensile forces exerted on the cable head weak point and bending
forces on the WPSA tool requires thorough pre-job planning to match the
perforating accessory equipment (including the cable, head, and weak point) and
the perforating gun system (gun size, weight, and length).
It is strongly recommended to use vertical make-up procedures for the perforating

gun system to safely accommodate the longer and heavier gun systems during
the rig up. The WPSA is not designed to pick up excessively long and heavy gun
systems from a horizontal position on the catwalk. Refer to the vertical rig up and
rig down procedures in this manual.
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2.1 Overview and Applications _____________________________________ 2-1
2.2 Combinability __________________________________________________ 2-2
2.3 Equipment and Operational Specifications _____________________ 2-2
2.4 Downhole equipment ___________________________________________ 2-3
2.4.1 WPSA-A ____________________________________________________ 2-3
2.4.2 WPSA-B ____________________________________________________ 2-4
2.5 Surface Equipment _____________________________________________ 2-5
2.6 Wellsite auxiliary hardware _____________________________________ 2-6
2.6.1 WPSA-A ____________________________________________________ 2-6
2.6.2 WPSA-B ____________________________________________________ 2-6
2.7 Workshop auxiliary hardware __________________________________ 2-6
2.7.1 WPSA-A ____________________________________________________ 2-7

2.7.2 WPSA-B ____________________________________________________ 2-7
2.8 Test Equipment and Facilities __________________________________ 2-8
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2 General Description and

Specifications
2.1 Overview and Applications

The Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA) is designed to protect
downhole equipment (PGGT*, UPCT, etc.) while perforating wells with wireline
conveyance. The shock associated with the detonation of large perforating
guns can damage sensitive instruments run with the string and can lead to a
premature parting of the wireline weakpoint. It is availible in two sizes:
• 3.38-in WPSA-A for gun systems 3.12-in daimeter and larger

• 1.69-in WPSA-B for gun systems 2.88-in daimeter and smaller
The WPSA enables wireline crews to successfully convey large gun strings;
which in the past were considered beyond their limits (due to perforating shock).
It is placed in the string directly above the top perforating gun. Perforating
shock energy generated from the explosive detonation or subsequent transient
pressure imbalances are absorbed by the WPSA. The tool absorbs bi-directional
energy, which can occur from either tensile or compressive forces acting on
the gun system.
Features and benefits
1. Protects the electronic instrumentation associated with downhole equipment.

2. The shock absorber reduces the weak point failures attributable to perforating
gun shock.
3. When used in conjunction with other best practices for perforating, it
enableds wireline crews to successfully convey large gun strings; which in
the past were considered beyond their limits (due to perforating shock).
4. Multiple descent operation can be accomplished in significantly less rig time
than other means of conveyance, without damaging downhole equipment.
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2.2 Combinability
WPSA-A
Correlation tools: CAL-B, PGGT, WOPT
Gun systems (3-1/8 and larger): HSD, PerfoExpress, PURE, PPG, etc.
WPSA-B
Correlation tools: CCL, PCCL, UPCT, WPP, WOPT

Gun systems (2-7/8 and smaller):
• HSD Version: HSD, PerfoExpress, PURE, PPG

• Wet Connect Version: Enerjet, Pivot gun, PPG, Hyperdome
2.3 Equipment and Operational Specifications

Table 2-1: WPSA-A Equipment and Operational Specifications
Part number T6015697

Outside diameter (in [mm]) 3.38 [86]
2.63 [67] (optional configuration)
Maximum temperature (degF [degC]) 400 [204]
Maximum pressure (psi [kPa]) 20,000 [137,895]
Weight (lbm [kg]) 83 [37.6]
Make-up length (in [cm]) 42 [106.7]
Maximum load below WPSA-A (lbf [N]) 3000 [13,345]
Tensile strength at Min Yield TBD
Initiation Automatic
Vertical make-up Recommended
Horizontal pick up 20 ft [6.1 m] maximum gun length
Connections 3.38-in mono;
UH pin, LH box (same as CAL-B)
Compatible w/ CAL-B, PGGT Yes, single thru-wire (< 5 ohm resistance)
Table 2-2: WPSA-B Equipment and Operational Specifications
Part number T6040953
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Outside diameter (in [mm]) 1.69 [43]

1.75 [45] with outer sleeve
Maximum temperature (degF [degC]) 400 [204]
Maximum pressure (psi) 20,000 [137,895]
Maximum load below WPSA-B (lbf [N]) NA
Tensile strength at Min Yield (lbm [kg]) at 25,000 [11,339]
450 degF [232 degC]
Make-up length (in [cm])
HSD Version: 25.5 [64.7]
Wet Connect: 27.42 [69.6]
Optional flex adapter: 7.95 [20.2]
Weight (lbm [kg])

HSD Version: NA
Wet Connect: NA
Optional flex adapter: NA
Initiation Automatic
Vertical make-up Recommended
Horizontal pick up (ft [m]) NA (maximum gun length)
Compatible w/ CCL, UPCT Yes, single thru-wire (< 5 ohm resistance)
Connections 1.69-in mono
HSD Version: UH pin, LH box (CCL-L)
Wet Connect: UH box, LH pin (CCL-L lower head)
2.4 Downhole equipment

This section contains details of all major downhole hardware components
required to complete the service.
2.4.1 WPSA-A
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Cable head
CAL-B, PGGT, etc.

WPSA-AA
3.12 in or larger gun
Figure 2-1: Typical string configuration
• Correlation tool: CAL-B, PGGT, etc.

• WPSA-AA (T6015697)
• Gun system: 3.12 in or larger
2.4.2 WPSA-B
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Cable head
CCL-L, UPCT, etc.
CCL-L
lower head
AH-122
WPSA-BA
Flex adapter
(optional)
Wet Connect WPSA-BA to HSD

lower head lower head
Through Tubing guns 2.88 in. or smaller gun

Enerjet, Pivot Gun, etc.
Figure 2-2: WPSA-B String Configurations
• Correlation tool: CCL, UPCT, etc.

• WPSA-BA (T6040953)
– HSD version: Lower head (T6040969)

– Wet-connect version: Lower head (T6040957) and AH-122 (H341152)
• Optional flex adapter (T6052757): Optional flex adapter can be added

between the WPSA-B lower head and the WPSA-B element mandrel.
• Gun system: 2.88 in or smaller
2.5 Surface Equipment

This section contains details of all major surface hardware components required
to complete the service (modules, cables, SFTs, etc.).
Table 2-3: WPSA surface equipment
Description Code Part Number

MAXIS Service Unit MAXIS K508401
with MCM
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Description Code Part Number

Wireline logging cable (Monocable)
Basic rig-up equipment
Basic surface pressure control equipment
M & S and accessories to perform tool FIT
2.6 Wellsite auxiliary hardware
2.6.1 WPSA-A
1. CAL-B
2. The 3.38-in wireline gun head is required to connect the gun string to the
bottom of the WPSA-A.
2.6.2 WPSA-B
1. CCL-L
2. The 2.50-in or smaler wireline gun head is required to connect the gun string
to the bottom of the WPSA-B.
Hollow carrier guns
The WPSA-B HSD version is used to connect to hollow carrier casing gun heads
(HSD, PerfoExpress, etc.).
Through-tubing guns
The WPSA-B wet connect version is used to connect to through-tubing or

exposed gun heads (Enerjet guns, Pivot guns, etc.).
2.7 Workshop auxiliary hardware

This section contains details of all auxiliary hardware components required at
the base to service and maintain the equipment (calibration setup, SFTs for
disassembly/assembly tools, etc.).
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2.7.1 WPSA-A
Table 2-4: WPSA-A Workshop Auxiliary Hardware
Part Number Description Notes

H701182 Fluid To Air Conn. 2
H334864 Hi-temp spring, 1
T6015684 Crushable element 1
H432222 Flared connector 2
H543675 Head insert wrench 1
H122757 Downhole wire 16 in
Table 2-5: WPSA-A Handling Equipment

H047988 Thread protector Upper wireline head thread
protector
H048186 Thread protector Lower wireline head thread
protector
2.7.2 WPSA-B
Table 2-6: WPSA-B Workshop Auxiliary Hardware

H701182 Fluid-to-air connector 2
H334864 Hi-temp spring 1
T6015684 Crushable element 1
T6041638 Snap ring (small), 0.70 1
T6041742 Snap ring (large), 1.22 1
H122757 Downhole wire 9 in
Table 2-7: WPSA-B Handling Equipment

HSD Version
H040730 Thread protector, 1-3/8-12 Lower head thread protector
H040731 Thread protector Element mandrel upper head
thread protector
Wet Connect Version
H039331 Thread protector Lower head thread protector
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H043975 Plug AH-122 upper thread protector
2.8 Test Equipment and Facilities

This section contains details of specific lab or test equipment or facilities required
at the workshop to test and repair the equipment.
Table 2-8: Test Equipment
Part number Description Notes

T6005202 Digital Safety Multimeter (DSMM) Insulation and continuity checks
H622622 Analog safety multimeter (SFT Insulation and continuity checks

300)
7018534 Megohmmeter1 Shop insulation check on wireline head
insert only
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Use of a Megohmmeter or standard Simpson is not allowed inside the designated explosives loading area.
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3 Theory of Operation
3.1 Basic physics of service

The WPSA is placed directly above the top perforating gun. The WPSA-A is
compatible with all wireline gun heads 3-3/8 in. and larger. The WPSA-B is
compatible with all wireline gun heads 2-7/8 in. and smaller.
The tool design incorporates an upper mandrel assembly and a lower assembly,
which move independently of each other. A crushable element placed between

these assemblies permanently deforms when subjected to any load. The
standard crushable element's material composition and length enables it to
deform uniformly within safe limits of the cable-head weak point.
The crushable element is actively deformed during both compressive and

tensile loading of the gun string. The crushable element, deforms to absorb
and dissipate the transient forces generated during perforating. The WPSA
can be easily disassembled in the field when the disposable element needs
replacement. Typical element replacement frequency is one to four descents
depending on well conditions.
Experience from the pilot series tool has shown that the crushable element
has ample energy absorbing capacity to be used on one to five large gun
descents before element replacement is required. The crushable element acts
as a sacrificial “energy absorbing” component. Damage to delicate electronic
downhole tool components and the cable-head weak point, which is a common
occurrence from perforating shock, will be seriously reduced or eliminated when
the WPSA is included in the perforating string.
The external housing of the tool has scribed marks for quick visual measurement
of the element's remaining usable length. The WPSA design allows for simple
and efficient disassembly of the tool; which enables the crew to replace the
crushable element in a few minutes. They require a minimum amount of common
supplies and hand tools for disassembly. The element replacement procedure
can be performed at the wellsite.
In the event the gun string needs to be fished with pipe, drill-string weight 3-1
on the fish can be used to completely deform the shock absorber's crushable
element. When the element is crushed, the upper and lower sections of
3-1. 5000 lb for WPSA-A and XXXX lb for WPSA-B.
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the WPSA can interlock by engaging a locking key assembly. The locking
mechanism enables right-hand torque to be transmitted below the tool. This
method of grapple engagement during fishing may be required to properly latch
the fishing head.
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4 Disassembly and Assembly

4.1 WPSA-A ________________________________________________________ 4-1
4.1.1 Disassembly _________________________________________________ 4-1
4.1.2 Assembly ____________________________________________________ 4-4
4.1.2.1 Final Assembly __________________________________________ 4-18
Electrical Test ________________________________________ 4-18
Install Thread Protectors _____________________________ 4-19
4.2 WPSA-B _______________________________________________________ 4-21
4.2.1 Disassembly ________________________________________________ 4-21
4.2.2 Assembly ___________________________________________________ 4-23
4.2.2.1 Optional Flex Adapter Assembly __________________________ 4-32
4.2.2.2 Final Assembly __________________________________________ 4-33
Electrical Test ________________________________________ 4-33

Install Thread Protectors _____________________________ 4-33
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4 Disassembly and Assembly
4.1 WPSA-A
4.1.1 Disassembly
1. Mount the WPSA-AA assembly (T6015697) in a vice in the horizontal position
clamping securely on the Upper Head. It may be necessary to use a block of
wood under the Upper Housing to keep the tool horizontal.

2. Remove the Female Handling Cap (H047988) from the Upper Head.
3. Remove the Male Handling Cap (H048186) from the Lower Head (T6015692)
by unscrewing the Threaded Ring (with RH threads) until the Thread Ring
shoulders against the Lower Head. This will disengage the coarse threads
of the Handling Cap.
4. Remove the Threaded Ring (H036854) from the Lower Head. Clean and
inspect.
5. Remove one 1/4-20 × 3/8 Socket Head Cap Screw (B012053) and Locking
Key (T6015687) from the Upper End of the Lower Housing (T6015691).
6. Unscrew the Element Housing (T6015696) from the Lower Housing.
7. Slide the Element Housing inside the Outer Housing until it contacts the
Upper Head (T6015680).
8. Slide the WPSA Lower Assembly downward from the Upper Assembly until
you can just see the upper Spirol Pin (B013392) of the Alignment Sleeve
(T6015685). Do not slide it any further or you will be pulling on the Downhole
BCC Wire. Allow the Lower Assembly to rest on the Alignment Sleeve.
9. With a punch, drive the upper 3/16 × 1-1/4 in. Spirol Pin (B013392) out of the
Alignment Sleeve far enough to allow the Alignment Sleeve to rotate freely
and unscrew from the Element Mandrel (T6015681).
10. Pull the lower half of the WPSA out of the upper half of the tool. Do not pull
too hard on the BCC Pigtail wire as the two halves separate.
11. Once free, hold the lower half in you arm or rest it on v-blocks, and push the
Alignment Sleeve inside the Lower Housing. This will expose the BCC Pigtail
mated to the Fluid-to-Air Connector at the bottom of the Element Mandrel.
12. Slide Boot Retainer (H245716) from the BBC and remove the BCC Pigtail
from the Fluid-to-Air Connector.
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13. Clamp the Lower Housing (T6015691) and lower half of the tool in a vice in
the horizontal position.
14. Remove the 1/4-20 × 3/8 in Socket Head Cap Screw (B012053) and Locking
Key (T6015687) from the Lower Head (T6015692).
15. Unscrew the Lower Head from the Lower Housing. Use a spanner wrench
in the make-up holes if necessary.
16. Carefully remove the Lower Head.
17. Disconnect the BBC Pigtail wire assembly from the Fluid-to-Air Connector.
18. Clean and inspect Lower Head components.
19. Disassemble the components from the Lower Head as follows:
a. Use a hex socket to unscrew the Flared Connector, Brass Washer and
Beveled Insulator from the Lower end.
b. Slightly engage the threads of the Flared Connector to the contact rod
of the Fluid-to-Air Connector. Lightly tap on it until the O-rings release
the Fluid-to-Air Connector from the seal bore.
c. Remove the Flared Connector and pull the Fluid-to-Air Connector from
the upper end.
d. Clean and inspect the seal bore of the Lower Head.
e. Clean and inspect all components and replace as necessary.
20. Fish the BCC Pigtail from the Alignment Sleeve and Lower Housing
21. Inspect the BCC Pigtail for nicks or damage. Repair or replace components
as needed.
22. Clean and inspect the Alignment Sleeve and replace Spirol Pin as needed.
23. Clean and inspect the Lower Housing.
24. Remove the Lower Element Washer (T6015683), the Crushable Element
(T6015684) and the Upper Element Washer (T6015683) from Element
Mandrel. Both Element Washers are identical.
25. Clean and inspect Washers and Crushable Element.
26. Measure Crushable Element to determine if replacement is required.
Potential Severity: Light

Potential Loss: Assets
Hazard Category: Machinery equipment hand tools
The Element must be discarded and replaced when crushed to 2.5 in.
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27. Remove Element Housing (T6015696) by sliding it over Element Mandrel

(T6015681). Clean and inspect all components and replace as necessary.
Note
Disassembly is complete if you just want to replace the Crushable Element.
To reassemble the WPSA-AA, slide the Element Housing over the Element
Mandrel and refer to step 17 of the Assembly instructions.
To completely disassemble the WPSA-AA, continue to next step.
28. Remove Outer Sleeve (T6015688) by unscrewing four 1/4-20 × 3/8 SST
Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053). Clean and inspect.
29. Remove two Locking Keys (T6015687) from the Upper Head (T6015680)
by unscrewing two 1/4-20 × 3/8 SST Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053).
Clean and inspect.
30. Using a wrench on the hex flats, unscrew the Element Mandrel Assembly
from the Upper Head. Remove the two O-rings (B012068). Clean and
inspect Element Mandrel. Replace both O-rings.
31. Disassemble the Element Mandrel components as follows:
a. Unscrew Flared Connector (H432222) with a hex socket wrench.

Remove the Flared Connector (H432222), Brass Washer (H030142) and
Beveled Insulator (H125979) from the upper end.
b. Remove the Connector Rod Assembly by slightly engaging the threads
of the Flared Connector to the connector rod. Tap lightly on the Flared
Connector until the O-rings of the Fluid-to-Air Connector are released
from the seal bore. Remove the Flared Connector and pull the Connector
Rod Assembly out of the lower end.
c. Clean and inspect the bore of the Element Mandrel.
d. Clean and replace components as necessary.
32. Using Wireline Head Insert Wrench (H543675), unscrew the Wireline Head
Insert Assembly from the Upper Head. Clean and inspect the Upper Head.
33. Disassemble the Wireline Head Insert as follows:
a. Unscrew the lower Hi-Temp Spring Assembly (H334864) from Contact

Cone (H020680).
b. Use a socket head hex wrench to unscrew the Contact Cone(H020680),
Contact Cone Washer (H014201), Hi Temp Seal (H125975) and Cone
Insulator (H113422) from the lower end.
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c. From the upper end, remove the upper Contact Spring Assembly
(H334866), Connector Rod (H543673), Brass Washer (H030142) and
Beveled Insulator (H125979).
d. Remove two O-rings (B011286).
e. Clean and inspect Wireline Head Insert body and replace both O-rings
(B011286).
f. Clean and inspect all components and replace as necessary.
Note
At this point, the tool is completely disassembled. To reassemble the tool,
refer to Assembly instructions.
4.1.2 Assembly
1. Install all O-rings per Assembly Drawing T6015697 and coat with DC-111.
2. Assemble Fluid-to-Air Connector (H701182), Brass Washer (H030142),
Beveled Insulator (H125979) and Flared Connector (H432222) into the
Lower Head (T6015692). Make sure Fluid-to-Air Connector contains two
size 011 O-rings (B013113) and Lower Head contains two size 327 O-rings
(B011285). Also, make sure O-rings are coated with DC-111 (see Figure
4-1: Install Fluid-To-Air Connector).
Figure 4-1: Install Fluid-To-Air Connector
3. Meg the Fluid-to-Air assembly in Lower Head with 500 VDC to check
insulation resistance. Resistance shall be equal to or greater than 100
megohms at room temperature (78°F ±10°). Check for continuity. Resistance
should be 0.2 ohms or less.
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4. Prepare Connector Rod Assembly (T6015694). Apply Loctite 242 (B017678)

to threads on one end only. Screw Coupling Sleeve (T6015698) on one end
of the MPD Connector Rod (H654132).
5. Screw Fluid-to-Air Connector (H701182) into the other end of the Coupling.
Slide 2.1 in. of PFA Shrink Tubing (E059302) over the Connector Rod
Coupling to Fluid-to-Air connector assembly (see Figure 4-2: Install Shrink
Tubing on Connector Rod). Allow 0.5 in. to overhang each side of the
Coupling Sleeve. There should be sufficient overhang on each side to cover
the end of the Fluid-to-Air connector, the Coupling and the Connector Rod.
Use 500°F to 750°F heat gun to shrink the PFA Shrink Tubing (E059302).
Make sure Fluid-to-Air Connector contains two size 011 O-rings (B013113)
and they are coated with DC-111.
Figure 4-2: Install Shrink Tubing on Connector Rod
6. Assemble Connector Rod Assembly (T6015694) into Element Mandrel

(T6015681) as shown on Assembly Drawing (T6015697). Assemble Beveled
Insulator (H125979), Brass Washer (H030142) and Flared Connector
(H432222) onto the Connector Rod Assembly (T6015694).
7. Meg the Element Mandrel and Connector Rod Assembly with 500 VDC to
check insulation resistance. Resistance shall be equal to or greater than 500
should be 0.2 ohms or less (Figure 4-3: Check Insulation Resistance).
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Figure 4-3: Check Insulation Resistance
8. Mount Upper Head (T6015680) in a vice with the alignment slot facing
upward.
9. Assemble the Wireline Insert components. Install Contact Spring Assembly
(H334866), Connector Rod (H543673), Brass Washer (H030142), Beveled
Insulator (H125979), Cone Insulator (H113422), Hi Temp Seal (H125975),
Contact Cone Washer (H014201), Contact Cone (H020680) and Hi Temp
Spring Assembly (H334864) into the Wireline Insert Head (H543674) per
Assembly drawing T6015697. Make sure Wireline Insert Head contains two
size 216 O-rings (B011286) and they are coated with DC-111.
10. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) Anti Galling Lubricant to Wireline
Head Insert threads. Using Wireline Head Insert Wrench (H543675), screw
Insert assembly into the Upper Head (Figure 4-4: Install Wireline Insert into
Upper Head).
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Figure 4-4: Install Wireline Insert into Upper Head
11. Meg the Wireline Insert Head Rod Assembly with 500 VDC to check
insulation resistance. Resistance shall be equal to or greater than 500
12. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) to Element Mandrel (T6015681)
upper threads. Screw the Element Mandrel Assembly into Upper Head
(T6015680). Screw the mandrel all the way into the head until it shoulders up
and then back off the threads until the flats from both the upper and lower
end of the Element Mandrel align with the two milled slots on the back side of
the Upper Head (see Figure 4-5: Install Element Mandrel into Upper Head).
Make sure Upper Head contains two size 214 O-rings (B012068) and they
are coated with DC-111.
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Figure 4-5: Install Element Mandrel into Upper Head
13. Assemble two (T6015687) Slotted Locking Keys into the Upper Head with
Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053) to prevent the Element Mandrel from
rotating (see Figure 4-6: Install Slotted Locking Keys into Upper Head).
Note
Tap the locking keys toward the mandrel to get a better fit, then tighten the
screw.
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Figure 4-6: Install Slotted Locking Keys into Upper Head
14. To make Housing Element Assembly (T6015696), assemble Wear Ring

(T6040215) into the Element Housing (T6015689). Place End Cap
(T6015938) into the upper end of the Element Housing and secure in place
with four Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053). Assemble End Cap with slots
aligned with the milled slot located on the lower end of Element Housing
(T6015696). See Figure 4-7: Install Wear Ring and End Cap on Element
Housing.
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Figure 4-7: Install Wear Ring and End Cap on Element Housing
15. Slide Element Housing Assembly (T6015696) over the Element Mandrel
until it contacts the Upper Head (see Figure 4-8: Slide Element Housing onto
Element Mandrel). The slots in the Element Housing End Cap should fit
over the Keys located in the Upper Head. The slot on the Lower End of the
Element Housing should now align with the milled slot in the Upper Head.
Figure 4-8: Slide Element Housing onto Element Mandrel
16. Slide the Outer Sleeve (T6015688) over the Element Housing Assembly
(T6015696) and secure the Outer Sleeve to the Upper Head, using four
Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053). Use Loctite 242 (B017678) to lock Cap
Screws in place (see Figure 4-9: Slide Outer Sleeve over Element Housing).
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Figure 4-9: Slide Outer Sleeve over Element Housing
17. Slide upper Element Washer (T6015683), one Crushable Element

(T6015684) and lower Element Washer (T6015683) over Element Mandrel
(T6015681). See Figure 4-10: Assemble Crushable Element.
Figure 4-10: Assemble Crushable Element
18. Start one 3/16 × 1-1/4 Spirol Pin (B013392) into the upper hole of the
Alignment Sleeve, but do not drive it into the hole further at this time (see
Figure 4-11: Start Spirol Pin in Upper Hole of Alignment Sleeve).
Note
If the upper Spirol Pin is driven into the bore of the Alignment Sleeve at
this time, the Alignment Sleeve cannot be screwed onto the lower threads
Element Mandrel.
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Figure 4-11: Start Spirol Pin in Upper Hole of Alignment Sleeve
19. Place Lower Head (T6015692) with Fluid-to-Air and Flared Connector
assembly installed in a second bench vice with alignment lug on top.
20. Prepare Fluid-to-Air BCC Pigtail per EH400327 and T1000751 using 18.0
in. Down Hole Wire (H122757), BCC Female Boot (H318168), Boot Liner
(H245764), 62S-20 Socket (H115576) and Boot Retainer (H245716).
Potential Severity: Serious

The optional wire (H142548) and liner (H245765) are not interchangeable
with the standard wire (H122757). The standard wire (H122757) has
insulation OD of 0.093-in and the optional wire (H142548) has a 0.068-in
insulation OD. The optional components are not interchangeable with
standard components and the use of mixed components will result in a
burned/shorted conductor and a misrun. (Refer to Figure B-3: ASSEMBLY,
KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA).
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21. Wrap Downhole wire assembly around a 1/4 in. drill bit to make coils similar
to a phone cord (see Figure 4-12: Make Coils in Downhole Wire Assembly).
Figure 4-12: Make Coils in Downhole Wire Assembly
22. Assemble Downhole wire/BCC Pigtail assembly onto Lower Head

Fluid-to-Air connector as shown on Assembly Drawing T6015697 (see Figure
4-13: Install Downhole Wire Assembly onto Fluid-To-Air Connector).
Note
The threaded end of the Boot Retainer (H245716) is positioned away from
the Fluid-to-Air and should cover the Female Boot.
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Figure 4-13: Install Downhole Wire Assembly onto Fluid-To-Air Connector
23. Fish the BCC Pigtail through the bore of the Lower Housing (T6015691).
24. Screw the Lower Housing (T6015691) onto Lower Head (T6015692) until
the Lower Housing shoulders. Then back off the threads of the Lower
Housing sufficient to align the milled slots.
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25. Lock the aligned assembly into the aligned position with a Slotted Locking
Key (T6015687) and a Socket Head Cap Screw (B012053) as shown
on Assembly Drawing T6015697 (see Figure 4-14: Sleeve Aligned with
Housing). Use Loctite 242 (B017678) to lock Cap Screw in place.
Note
Before tightening Cap Screw push the Locking Key toward the Lower
Housing to get a better engagement.
Figure 4-14: Sleeve Aligned with Housing
26. Fish the BCC Pigtail through the Alignment Sleeve (T6015685). Slide
Alignment Sleeve (T6015682) into the Lower Housing by matching the key
from the sleeve to the lower housing.
27. The Lower Assembly is ready to be connected to the Upper Assembly.
28. Remove Lower Assembly from bench vice and position the assembly close
to the lower end of the Element Mandrel Fluid-to-Air Connector.
29. Assemble the BCC on the Element Mandrel Fluid-to-Air Connector as shown
in Detail B of the Assembly Drawing T6015697.
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30. Coat the threads of the Element Mandrel with Rutherford Slick Stuff #4
(B022197). See Figure 4-15: Coat the Threads of the Element Mandrel.
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Figure 4-15: Coat the Threads of the Element Mandrel
31. Slide Alignment Sleeve (T6015682) out of the Lower Housing Assembly and
screw the Alignment Sleeve onto the Element Mandrel (see Figure 4-16:
Align Flat on Element Mandrel with Slot in Upper Head).
Figure 4-16: Align Flat on Element Mandrel with Slot in Upper Head
32. Shoulder the sleeve, aligning it onto the mandrel, then back off the sleeve
sufficient to align the closest flat on the bottom of the Element Mandrel
(T6015681). Align the sleeve flat on the mandrel with rollpin hole.
33. Drive in the Spirol Pin (B013392) below OD to lock Alignment Sleeve into
position. Coat Alignment Sleeve Key, Alignment Sleeve OD, and Alignment
Sleeve key-slot in Lower Housing with Rutherford Slick Stuff (B022197).
Slide the Lower Assembly into the Upper Assembly by matching the key of
the Alignment Sleeve with the slot on the Lower Housing (see Figure 4-17:
Slide Lower Section of Tool into Upper Section of Tool).
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Figure 4-17: Slide Lower Section of Tool into Upper Section of Tool
34. Next, slide the Element Housing down over the Lower Housing and screw
the Element Housing onto the Lower Housing. Shoulder up the Element
Housing and then back off the threads sufficient to align the milled slot on
the lower end of the Element Housing with the milled slot on the upper end
of the Lower Housing.
35. Install Slotted Key (T6015687) and Socket Head Cap Screw (B012053) as
shown on Assembly Drawing (T6015697). Use Loctite 242 (B017678) to lock
Cap Screws in place (see Figure 4-18: Install Slotted Key).
Note
Before tightening cap screw, push the locking key toward the element
housing for better engagement.
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Figure 4-18: Install Slotted Key
36. Check to make sure the tool is properly assembled and aligned per
Assembly Drawing T6015697.
Note
Five degrees of rotation between the lower section of the tool and the upper
section of the tool is normal.
4.1.2.1 Final Assembly
Electrical Test
To perform an electrical test, do the following:
1. Continuity Check—At 78°F resistance should be equal to or less than 0.5

ohms on the Rx1 scale.
2. Meg Check—At 78°F, with 500 VDC, electrical resistance should be equal to
or greater than 100 megohms (see Figure 4-19: Check Electrical Resistance).
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Figure 4-19: Check Electrical Resistance
Install Thread Protectors

1. Coat the Upper and Lower External Threads with Rutherford Slick Stuff #4
(B022197).
2. Install Threaded Ring (H036854) on the Lower Head (T6015692).
3. Install Lower Handling Cap (H047988) Lower Head (see Figure 4-20: Install
Lower Handling Cap on Lower Head).
Figure 4-20: Install Lower Handling Cap on Lower Head
4. Install Upper Handling Cap (H048186) on Upper Head (see Figure 4-21:
Install Upper Handling Cap on Upper Head).
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Figure 4-21: Install Upper Handling Cap on Upper Head

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4.2 WPSA-B
4.2.1 Disassembly
1. Mount the WPSA-AA assembly (T6015697) in a vice in the horizontal position
clamping securely on the Upper Head. It may be necessary to use a block of
wood under the Upper Housing to keep the tool horizontal.
2. Remove the Female Handling Cap (H047988) from the upper end of the
Element Mandrel (T6040954).
3. Remove the thread protector from the Lower Head.
4. With a punch, drive the upper 3/16 × 1-1/4 in. Spirol Pin (B013392) out of
the Lower Head (T6015692).
5. Unscrew the Lower Head from the Element Housing. Use a spanner wrench
in the make-up holes if necessary. Carefully remove the Lower Head.
6. Disconnect the BBC Pigtail wire assembly from the Fluid-to-Air Connector.
7. Disassemble the components from the Lower Head as follows:
a. Use a hex socket to unscrew the Flared Connector, Brass Washer and
Beveled Insulator from the Lower end.
b. Slightly engage the threads of the Flared Connector to the contact rod
of the Fluid-to-Air Connector. Lightly tap on it until the O-rings release
the Fluid-to-Air Connector from the seal bore.
c. Remove the Flared Connector and pull the Fluid-to-Air Connector from
the upper end.
d. Clean and inspect the seal bore of the Lower Head.
e. Clean and inspect all components and replace as necessary.
8. Remove Outer Sleeve (T6015688) by unscrewing four 1/4-20 × 3/8 SST
Socket Head Cap Screws (B012053). Clean and inspect.
9. Remove Element Housing (T6015696) by sliding it over Element Mandrel
(T6015681). Clean and inspect all components and replace as necessary.
10. Alignment Sleeve far enough to allow the Alignment Sleeve to rotate freely
and unscrew from the Element Mandrel (T6015681).
11. Once free, hold the lower half in you arm or rest it on v-blocks, and push the
Alignment Sleeve inside the Lower Housing. This will expose the BCC Pigtail
mated to the Fluid-to-Air Connector at the bottom of the Element Mandrel.
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12. Slide Boot Retainer (H245716) from the BBC and remove the BCC Pigtail
from the Fluid-to-Air Connector.
13. Fish the BCC Pigtail from the Alignment Sleeve and Lower Housing
14. Inspect the BCC Pigtail for nicks or damage. Repair or replace components
as needed.
15. Clean and inspect the Alignment Sleeve and replace Spirol Pin as needed.
16. Remove the Lower Element Washer (T6015683), the Crushable Element
(T6015684) and the Upper Element Washer (T6015683) from Element
Mandrel. Both Element Washers are identical.
17. Clean and inspect Washers and Crushable Element.
18. Measure Crushable Element to determine if replacement is required.

The Element must be discarded and replaced when crushed to 2.5 in.
Note
Disassembly is complete if you just want to replace the Crushable Element. To
reassemble the WPSA-AA, slide the Element Housing over the Element Mandrel
and refer to step 17 of the Assembly instructions.
To completely disassemble the WPSA-AA, continue to next step.
19. Remove the two O-rings (B012068) from the Element Mandrel Assembly.
Clean and inspect Element Mandrel. Replace both O-rings.
20. Disassemble the Element Mandrel components as follows:
a. Unscrew Flared Connector (H432222) with a hex socket wrench.

Remove the Flared Connector (H432222), Brass Washer (H030142) and
Beveled Insulator (H125979) from the upper end.
b. Remove the Connector Rod Assembly by slightly engaging the threads
of the Flared Connector to the connector rod. Tap lightly on the Flared
Connector until the O-rings of the Fluid-to-Air Connector are released
from the seal bore. Remove the Flared Connector and pull the Connector
Rod Assembly out of the lower end.
c. Clean and inspect the bore of the Element Mandrel.
d. Clean and replace components as necessary.
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Note
At this point, the tool is completely disassembled. To reassemble the tool, refer
to Assembly instructions.
4.2.2 Assembly
During the initial assembly of two threaded parts, engage the threads by hand
and check for any friction during the engagement. If smooth engagement is
not occurring, back off the threads and re-polish the threads. It is critical the
threaded parts engage smoothly before being assembled.
Figure 4-22: HSD Assembly
Figure 4-23: Wet Connect Assembly
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1. Meg the fluid-to-air mandrel connecter (H701182) with 500 volts DC to check
insulation resistance. Resistance shall be equal to or greater than 500 Meg
ohms at room temperature 78° ±10°. Check for continuity, resistance should
be 0.2 ohms or less.
2. Assemble two O-rings B013113 to fluid-to-air connector (H701182). Lubricate
O-rings with DC-111 B013740.
3. Prepare Connector Rod Assembly (T6041787). Apply Loctite 242 (B017678)
to threads on one end only. Screw Coupling Sleeve (T6015698) on one end
of the MPD Connector Rod (H654132).
4. Screw Fluid-to-Air Connector (H701182) into the other end of the Coupling
sleeve.
a. Slide 2.1 in. of PFA Shrink Tubing (E059302) over the Connector Rod
Coupling to Fluid-to-Air connector assembly (see Figure 4-24: Install
Shrink Tubing on Connector Rod).
Allow 0.5 in. to overhang each side of the Coupling Sleeve. There should
be sufficient overhang on each side to cover the end of the Fluid-to-Air
connector, the Coupling and the Connector Rod.
b. Use 500°F to 750°F heat gun to shrink the PFA Shrink Tubing (E059302).
Make sure Fluid-to-Air Connector contains two size 011 O-rings
(B013113) and they are coated with DC-111. Allow junction to cool, then
inspect for proper shrinkage and overlap.
Figure 4-24: Install Shrink Tubing on Connector Rod
5. Insert connector rod assembly into the pressure (bottom) end of the element
mandrel (T6040954).
6. Assemble one of the following contact assemblies onto top end of the
connector rod assembly:
4-1
• HSD Version : Beveled insulator (H125979) and Connector plug
(H015570).
4-1. Connects to a box connection similar to the CCL housing.
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• Wet Connect Version 4-2: Beveled insulator (H125979), Brass washer

(H030142) and Connector plug (H015570).
7. Tighten connection to 10 in-lbs torque.

8. Install two O-rings B012068 on element mandrel (T6040954) upper end.
Lubricate O-rings with DC-111.
9. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) or equivalent to external threads.
10. If assembling Wet Connect Version, connect AH-122 Adapter (H341152)
with Lock Ring (H024743) to the element mandrel (T6040954).
11. Meg the assembly with 500 VDC to check insulation resistance. Resistance
shall be equal to or greater than 500 megohms at room temperature (78°F ±
10°). Check for continuity. Resistance should be 0.2 ohms or less.
12. Place the element mandrel (T6040954) in a bench vise with the zero mark
oriented upward. Slide over the mandrel, in the following order:
a. element housing cap (T6040960)

b. upper element washer (T6040958)
c. crushable element (T6040961)
d. lock ring (T6041639)
13. Prepare Fluid-to-Air BCC Pigtail per EH400327 and T1000751 using 18.0
in. Down Hole Wire (H122757), BCC Female Boot (H318168), Boot Liner
(H245764), 62S-20 Socket (H115576) and Boot Retainer (H245716).

The optional wire (H142548) and liner (H245765) are not interchangeable
with the standard wire (H122757). The standard wire (H122757) has
insulation OD of 0.093-in and the optional wire (H142548) has a 0.068-in
insulation OD. The optional components are not interchangeable with
standard components and the use of mixed components will result in a
burned/shorted conductor and a misrun. (Refer to Figure B-3: ASSEMBLY,
KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA).
14.
4-2. Connects to a pin connection similar to the CCL lower head.
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Tip
Wrap Pigtail wire assembly around a 1/4 in. drill bit to make coils similar to a
phone cord (see Figure 4-25: Make Coils in Pigtail wire Assembly).
Figure 4-25: Make Coils in Pigtail wire Assembly
15. Install one end of the BCC pig-tail wire assembly to the fluid-to-air connector.
Install boot retainer (H245716) on the pig-tail boot assembly.
16. Meg the assembly with 500 VDC to check insulation resistance. Resistance
shall be equal to or greater than 500 megohms at room temperature (78°F
±10°). Check for continuity. Resistance should be 0.2 ohms or less.
17. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) or equivalent to element mandrel
(T6040954) external threads.
18. Slide the lock ring (T6041639) into the up position, where it will contact the
element mandrel shoulder.
Figure 4-26: Slide lock ring into position
19. Slide the free end of the pig-tail wire assembly through the crushable
element (T6040961).
Slide the crushable element (T6040961) onto the element mandrel, until it
contacts the lock ring (T6041639).
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20. Slide the free end of the pig-tail wire assembly through the cavity of the
alignment sleeve (T6040955). Completely engage threads, the interior
threads of the alignment sleeve engage the exterior threads of the element
mandrel.
21. When the threads shoulder firmly, unthread the alignment sleeve until the
lock ring keys are properly oriented with the slots of both the element mandrel
and alignment sleeve.
22. Slide the lock ring (T6041639) into the down position, where it will contact
the alignment sleeve shoulder.
Note
The grooved channel of the element mandrel should be fully visible. If not,
unthread one turn until the groove is fully exposed.
23. Insert the smaller snap ring (T6041638) into the exposed groove channel.
Figure 4-27: Insert small snap ring
24. Assemble the two piece lower element washer ( T6041751) into the recess
between the crushable element and the alignment sleeve. The washer fits
over the lock ring and snap ring.
25. Insert the larger snap ring (T6041742) in the exterior groove channel of
the lower element washer.
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Figure 4-28: Insert large snap ring

Attempt to rotate the alignment sleeve, using firm hand pressure. There
should be only a small degree of rotation.
26. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) or equivalent to the external
threads of element housing cap (T6040960).
27. Remove the completed upper assembly from bench vise.
28. Fabricate a stiff wire >15 in., with a 1-in. bend on one end. The wire will be
required to fish for the pig-tail wire during assembly.
29. Place the upper assembly into the bench vise with the zero mark oriented
upward. The window of the alignment sleeve should face upward.
30. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) or equivalent to the external
threads of the element housing cap (T6040960).
31. Locate and inspect the element housing (T6040971). Inside the upper end
locate the internal key feature. During assembly this key must be oriented
downward when the upper assembly is sliding into the element housing.
32. Slide the fishing wire through the element housing (T6040971), from the
lower end. Engage the free end of the pig-tail wire assembly with the fishing
wire. Keep a slight tension on the wire.
33. The channel on the alignment sleeve should be oriented / aligned with the
internal key of the element housing. Keep a slight tension on the wire as you
slide the element housing over the upper assembly. After inserting about 6
in., the aligning key and slot should engage, preventing tool rotation. Slide
the element housing completely over the upper assembly.
34. Inspect the lower end of the element housing. The pigtail wire assembly
should move freely. Slide a boot retainer (H245716) above the female boot.
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Note: Outer Sleeve Installation

The outer sleeve design gives more bending protection to the WPSA-B mandrel
when heavy tool assemblies are being raised from the catwalk.
If the WPSA-B is being conveyed into a well with a minimum restriction of 2.12
in. or larger, the 2.00-in. outer sleeve should be placed on the tool. Proceeded
with step 35.
If the minimum restriction is smaller than 2.12 in., the outer sleeve should be
removed for the duration of the job. Skip step 35.
35. Install Outer Sleeve (T6040959).

Figure 4-29: Slide Outer Sleeve over Element Housing
a. Slide the Outer Sleeve (T6040959) over the Element Housing Assembly
(T6040971). The two holes should align with the 1/4-20 threads, located
at upper end of the tool.
b. Secure the Outer Sleeve to the Upper Head, using two 1/4-20 x 1/4
Socket Head Cap Screws (B016351).
36. The Element Housing Assembly is ready to be connected to the lower head
assembly or flex adapter assembly.
37. Lower head assembly
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a. Place the appropriate lower head into the bench vise.
4-3
• HSD Version : Lower head (T6040969).
• Wet Connect Version 4-4: Lower head (T6040957).
b. Assemble one of the following onto bottom end of the lower head:
• HSD Version : Beveled insulator (H125979) Spacer H122858 and

Spring assembly (H329909).
• Wet Connect Version : Cone insulator (H113422), Hi-temp
seal (H125975), Contact cone washer (H014201), Contact cone
(H020680) and Hi-temp spring (H334864).
c. Assemble two O-rings (B013113) to fluid-to-air connector (H701182).

Lubricate O-rings with DC-111 (B013740).
Insert connector into pressure end of the lower head (T6040957), using
the nut driver section of connector wrench (H122201).
d. Tighten connection to 10 in-lbs torque.
e. Install two O-rings B012068 on upper head. Lubricate O-rings with
DC-111.
f. Apply Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197) or equivalent to external
threads.
38. Meg the Element Mandrel and Connector Rod Assembly with 500 VDC to
check insulation resistance. Resistance shall be equal to or greater than 500
39. Remove lower head from bench vise.
The lower assembly is ready to be connected to the upper assembly or to the
flex adapter assembly (refer to 4.2.2.1: Optional Flex Adapter Assembly).
40. Assemble Downhole wire/BCC Pigtail assembly onto Lower Head
Fluid-to-Air connector.
4-3. Connects to a pin connection similar to the HSD upper head.
4-4. Connects to a box connection similar to the Enerjet upper head.
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Figure 4-30: Assemble pig-tail wire and fluid-to-air connector
41. Slide the boot retainer (H245716) down over the female boot.
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42. Engage the threads of the lower head to the element housing. After
shouldering, disengage threads (1/4 turn maximum) until the spirol-pin holes
are aligned.
43. Insert two spirol-pins (B018003) (1/8 in. OD x 0.62 in. Length) in the lower
head. Drive the pins through the head, until they engage the slots of the
element housing.
Figure 4-31: Insert spirol pins into lower head
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44. Engage the threads of the element housing cap (T6040960) to the element
housing (T6040971). After shouldering, disengage threads (1/2 turn
maximum) until the spirol-pin holes/slots are aligned. Insert two spirol-pins
(B018003) (1/8 in. OD x .62 Length) in the element housing cap. Drive the
pins thru the cap until they engage the slots of the element housing.
Figure 4-32: Drive spirol pins through
4.2.2.1 Optional Flex Adapter Assembly

1. Fish the pig tail wire through the Flex Adapter upper housing (T6052739).
2. Engage the threads of the Flex Adapter to the element housing. After
shouldering, disengage threads (1/4 turn maximum) until the spirol-pin holes
are aligned.
3. Insert two spirol-pins B018003 (1/8 in. OD x .62 in. length) in the lower head.
Drive the pins through the head, until they engage the slots of the element
housing.
4. Fish the pig tail wire through the hole in the Flex Adapter lower housing
(T6052741) and out the end.
5. The flex adapter assembly is ready to be connected to the lower head
assembly (T6040969 or T6040957).
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4.2.2.2 Final Assembly
Electrical Test
To perform an electrical test, do the following:
1. Continuity Check—At 78°F resistance should be equal to or less than 0.5

ohms on the Rx1 scale.
2. Meg Check—At 78°F, with 500 VDC, electrical resistance should be equal to
or greater than 100 megohms (see Figure 4-33: Check Electrical Resistance).
Figure 4-33: Check Electrical Resistance
Install Thread Protectors
HSD Version
(B022197).
2. Install Lower Handling Plug (H040730) Lower Head.
3. Install Upper Handling Cap (H040731) on Upper Head.
Wet Connect Version
(B022197).
2. Install Lower Handling Cap (H043975) Lower Head.
3. Install Upper Handling Cap (H039331) on Upper Head.
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5 Parts Lists and Exploded-View Drawings

5.1 3.38-in Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-AA) _______ 5-1
5.2 Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-BA) EVPL ________ 5-4
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Drawings
5.1 3.38-in Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber

(WPSA-AA)
Table 5-1: 3.38-in Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-AA) Parts List
Item Part Number Description Qty

Assembly
1 T6015697 WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE
PERFORATING SH
Hardware
1001 B011285 O-RING, SZ 2-327 1.725 ID X .210W VITON 95D H239
1002 B011286 O-RING, SZ 2-216, VITON, 95D
1003 B012053 SCREW, SOC HD 1/4 -20 X 3/8 SST
1004 B012068 O-RING, SZ 2-214, VITON, 95D
1005 B013113 O-RING, SZ 2-011, VITON, 95D
1006 B013392 PIN, SPIROL 3/16 X 1 1/4SST
1007 H014201 CONTACT CONE WASHER
1008 H020680 CONTACT CONE
1009 H030142 BRASS WASHER
1010 H036854 THREADED RING FOR O RING TYPE TOOLS
1011 H047988 FEMALE THREAD PROTECTOR 3 IN 5
1012 H048186 THREAD PROTECTOR 3 IN 5NS 2A
1013 100119266 CONE INSULATOR, HI-TEMP, 0.390 LENGTH, 0.025
THICK
1014 H115576 CONTACT ASSY, 62S SOCKET, FOR 20-24 AWG WIRE
1015 H122757 DOWNHOLE HOOK-UP WIRE
1016 H125975 HI TEMP SEAL
1017 H125979 INSULATOR, BEVELLED
1018 H245716 BOOT RETAINER
1019 H245764 BOOT LINER
1020 H318168 FEMALE BOOT, VITON
1021 H334864 ASSY: SPRING HI TEMP
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Item Part Number Description Qty

1022 H334866 CONTACT ASSY, SPRING
1023 H432222 CONNECTOR, FLARED
1024 H543673 CONNECTOR ROD 1/4 28 X #10-32
1025 H543674 HEAD INSERT WIRELINE
1026 H701182 CONNECTOR, FLUID TO AIR, 2.25 L
1027 T6015680 HEAD, UPPER, WIRELINE, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1028 T6015681 MANDREL, ELEMENT, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1029 T6015683 WASHER, ELEMENT, 3-3/8,WPSA-AA
1030 T6015685 SLEEVE ASSY, ALIGNMENT, W/KEY STOCK, 3-3/8
WPSA-
1031 T6015687 KEY, LOCKING SLOTTED, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA

1032 T6015688 SLEEVE, OUTER, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1033 T6015691 HOUSING, LOWER, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1034 T6015692 HEAD, LOWER, WIRELINE, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1035 T6015694 ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
1036 T6015696 HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
Reference
4000 T6040215 WEAR RING, WPSA-AA
4001 T6015938 HOUSING, ELEMENT, END CAP, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
4002 B012053 SCREW, SOC HD 1/4 -20 X 3/8 SST
4003 H654132 ROD, CONNECTOR MPD
4004 T6015698 SLEEVE, COUPLING
4005 B013113 O-RING, SZ 2-011, VITON, 95D
Special Tools
7000 H543675 WRENCH, HEAD INSERT
Expendables
8100 T6015684 ELEMENT, CRUSHABLE, COPPER TUBING
8101 B022197 ANTI-GALLING LUBRICANT 1 LB
Optional Downhole Hookup Wire
1015 H142548 DOWN HOLE HOOK-UP WIRE
1019 H222637 BOOT LINER
1020 H318170 FEMALE BOOT, VITON
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1011
8100
1022
1029
1024
4002
4 1036 *
1027 4001
1009
1017
1002
1025 4000
7000
1013
1016
1007
1008
1021
1032
1014
1019
1023 1030 1020
1018
1004
1006
1031
1003 1015
4003
1033
1028 1018
1020
1019
1014
1034
1001
4004 1012
4005
1026
1026
1005
1017
1009
1029
1035
* 1010 1023
* Includes all items inside box.

Figure 5-1: 3.38-in Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber (WPSA-AA) Exploded-View Drawing
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(WPSA-BA) EVPL
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6 Maintenance
6.1 FIT Procedure __________________________________________________ 6-1
6.1.1 FIT-1 Checks ________________________________________________ 6-1
6.1.2 FIT-2 Checks ________________________________________________ 6-2
6.1.3 FIT-3 Checks ________________________________________________ 6-3
6.2 Crushable Element Replacement Guidelines ___________________ 6-4
6.2.1 Checking the Length of a New Crushable Element _____________ 6-4
6.2.2 Check the Length of a Used Crushable Element _______________ 6-5
6.3 Crushable Element Replacement Procedure ____________________ 6-6
6.4 TRIM (Tool Repair and Inspection Monthly) Procedure __________ 6-7
6.5 Q-Check Procedure ____________________________________________ 6-8
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6 Maintenance
Term Definition
FIT (Fast Inspection of FIT checks are to be performed after every job. Pre-job FIT checks
Tools) are recommended.
Crushable Element Dependent on the perforating shock experienced on gun descents.
Replacement Procedure The crew should measure the existing element compression and
replace the element as necessary. The replacement procedure
requires partial disassembly of the WPSA-AA and also includes
FIT checks.
TRIM (Tool Repair and TRIM checks are to be performed on a monthly basis or after
Inspection Monthly) a prescribed (5) number of jobs. It is a maintenance procedure
designed to inspect and replace WPSA components before failure.
Q-Check The Q-check procedure is a complete inspection and rebuild of the
WPSA tool and requires scheduled replacement of expendable
parts. This should be performed every 6 months or after a
prescribed (20) number of jobs.
6.1 FIT Procedure
6.1.1 FIT-1 Checks

Prior to the FIT check, the WPSA should be thoroughly rinsed with water
to remove corrosive fluids, well debris and gun debris from the exposed
components and internal cavity. The spanner wrench drill holes allow access to
the internal cavity of the tool during the rinse.
Prior to the FIT check, the WPSA Crushable Element deformation can be
externally measured to determine if replacement is warranted. Refer to the
Crushable Element Replacement Guidelines section. If the Crushable Element
does not warrant replacement, a FIT check is the recommended maintenance
procedure.
1. Remove and inspect both upper and lower Thread Protectors. Inspect welds
on protectors for cracks and corrosion. Verify that the O-rings are in place
and are in good condition. Also, make sure there is no moisture inside the
protectors.
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2. Inspect the Upper Head body for visual cracks, bent contact spring assembly
and excess moisture. Clean the internal seal bore and inspect the surface
finish. Clean and inspect the external threads, remove debris and burrs.
Lightly lubricate the threads of the Upper Head with Rutherford Slick Stuff #4
(B022197).
3. Inspect the make-up-plate groove on the Upper Head for visual cracks.
4. Inspect the Outer Sleeve for wear and then remove the four 1/4-20 socket
head cap screws. Slide the Outer Sleeve down the tool to expose the Element
Housing shaft. Clean, inspect and lubricate the Housing shaft. Remove any
loose debris located in the cavity. Verify that the two locking keys are in place
and tightly secured with screws. Reposition the Outer Sleeve to the top,
install and tighten the four socket head cap screws to the Upper Head.
5. Clean and inspect the exterior surface of the Element Housing for visible
cracks. Verify that the upper Locking Key is in place in the alignment slot
and the 1/4-20 socket head cap screw is tightened. The Locking Key must
engage the Element Housing and prevent rotation. The beveled edge of
the Locking Key must face upward.
6. Inspect the Element Housing cavity and Crushable Element through the four
(4) spanner wrench holes. There should be some movement of the element
whenever the tool is stroked. Also inspect for debris in the cavity.
7. Inspect through the four (4) spanner wrench holes in the Lower Housing
Cavity for visible cracks, sand or debris.
8. Make sure the lower Locking Key is in place in the alignment slot and the
1/4-20 socket head cap screw is tightened. The Locking Key must engage
the Lower Housing and prevent rotation. The beveled edge of the Locking
Key must face upward.
9. Remove the Threaded Ring and the two O-rings. Clean and inspect
the O-ring grooves and external seal bore and replace with two O-rings
(B011285). Inspect the Lower Head body for visual cracks and excess
moisture. Clean the external seal bore and inspect the surface finish. Inspect
the lower end of head for deformation from gun hammer effect. Clean and
inspect the external threads, remove debris and burrs. Lightly lubricate the
threads of the Lower Head with Rutherford Slick Stuff #4 (B022197).
10. Install Threaded Ring on Lower Head.
6.1.2 FIT-2 Checks

FIT-2 checks may not be enough to identify cuts and kinks in the wires that
could have happened during the (technique sensitive) assembling of the tool.
A field location has developed a WPSA-AA water flood check procedure,
InTouch content ID 4971248, to identify damage to the WPSA-AA internal wiring.
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Damage may pass unnoticed when insulation is checked at surface with a

megohmmeter, but cause a short once the wires are exposed to a conductive
borehole fluid. In order to prevent this type of failure, it is recommended that the
referenced InTouch best practice be followed.
Note
Spraying the tool with water and then megging it will not suffice because the
downhole wire may not short out until it is completely submerged
1. Using a multimeter check the through-wire conductor for electrical continuity.

At 78°F, resistance from UH to LH should be equal to or less than 0.5 ohm
on the Rx1 scale.
2. Using a megohmmeter, check the thru-wire insulation resistance. At 78°F,

with 500 VDC, electrical resistance should be equal to or greater than 100
megohms.
3. Five degrees of angular rotation between the lower section of the tool and
the upper section of the tool is normal. However, if rotation is greater than 5°
degrees, check spirol pin and locking keys for proper installation.
4. There should be at least a minimum amount of “free-travel” when pushing
and pulling on the assembled tool (with a new element). If the tool does not
stroke, it could signify a problem such as metal interference or debris inside
the tool. Investigate any abnormality.
5. Prior to the job the amount of “free travel” in the tool denotes some partial
compression of the Crushable Element. Using the lower edge of the Outer
Housing as a reference, record the distance from the large groove of the
Element Housing to the maximum travel in both the up and down direction.
Note
The span between adjacent grooves is 1 in. After the job again record the
“free-travel” distances to determine the remaining element capability.
6.1.3 FIT-3 Checks

Send results of the Crushable Element deformation to the SRC Perforating
HSD Gun Shock Database. The comparison of a) well parameters, b) gun and
perforating charge systems and c) Crushable Element compression distance are
the reliable method to analyze the effects of shock on different gun systems.
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6.2 Crushable Element Replacement Guidelines

WPSA-A
The WPSA-A Crushable Element (T6015684) is preloaded with 800 lbf to 6.50
in. finished length. The Crushable Element is compressed in both the upward
and downward direction. When crushed to 2.5 in., the Element will have been
compressed 4.0 in. and will have absorbed approximately 10,000 in.-lb of energy.
WPSA-B
The WPSA-B Crushable Element (T6040961) is preloaded with XXX lbf to X.XX
in. finished length. The Crushable Element is compressed in both the upward
and downward direction. When crushed to X.X in., the Element will have been
compressed X.X in. and will have absorbed approximately XX,XXX in.-lb of
energy.
6.2.1 Checking the Length of a New Crushable Element

WPSA-A
It is easy to check the length of a new Crushable Element installed in the

WPSA-A. Simply read the V-groove scale on the Element Housing (T6015696).
When a new Crushable Element is installed, the Outer Sleeve (T6015688)
should center over the 0.090 in. wide groove on the OD of the Element Housing
(T6015696).
WPSA-B
It is easy to check the length of a new Crushable Element installed in the

WPSA-B. Simply read the V-groove scale on the Element Housing (T6040971).
When a new Crushable Element is installed, the Outer Sleeve (T6040959)
should center over the X.XXX in. wide groove on the OD of the Element Housing
(T6040971).
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6.2.2 Check the Length of a Used Crushable Element
Note
It is important to learn how much energy is used per gun run. As a rule of
thumb, a Crushable Element should be sufficient for two to three gun runs.
However, it depends on the gun size, how many guns, shot density, well
conditions, and what type charges you are shooting. So, recording data and
learning how well this tool performs is very important. Therefore, please
record your data and report your findings to the Wireline Perforating InTouch
Help Desk or input the data directly into the SRC HSD Wireline Database
(http://www2.rosharon.wireline.slb.com/cfdocs/proddev/hsd_wl/Search.cfm).
WPSA-A
It is easy to check the length of a used Crushable Element installed in the

WPSA-A. With the Outer Housing as a reference, note the distance from the
0.090 in. wide groove to the maximum distance in either the upward or downward
directions. Since each V-groove is 1.0 in. apart, the maximum travel is reached
at the fourth mark in either direction from the 0.090 in. wide groove.

Do not reuse the Crushable Element once it has been crushed to 2.5 in. Doing
so will render the tool ineffective.

The maximum gun weight below the WPSA-A is 3000 lb.
When at the fourth mark from the wide groove in either direction, replace the
Element.
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WPSA-B
It is easy to check the length of a used Crushable Element installed in the

WPSA-B. With the Outer Housing as a reference, note the distance from
the X.XXX in. wide groove to the maximum distance in either the upward or
downward directions. Since each V-groove is X.X in. apart, the maximum travel
is reached at the fourth mark in either direction from the X.XXX in. wide groove.

Do not reuse the Crushable Element once it has been crushed to X.X in. Doing
so will render the tool ineffective.

The maximum gun weight below the WPSA-B is XXXX lb.
When at the fourth mark from the wide groove in either direction, replace the
Element.
6.3 Crushable Element Replacement Procedure

Refer to the Crushable Element Replacement Guidelines section to determine
when element replacement is warranted.
1. Disassemble the WPSA.
Hint: Wireline head insert

Disassembly of the wireline head insert components is not required at the
wellsite.
• WPSA-A: Refer to 4.1.1: Disassembly

• WPSA-B: Refer to 4.2.1: Disassembly
2. Reassemble the WPSA.
• WPSA-A: Refer to 4.1.2: Assembly
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• WPSA-B: Refer to 4.2.2: Assembly
3. Perform all FIT-1 Checks (cleaning and visual inspection).

4. Perform FIT-2 Electrical Checks (insulation and continuity).
6.4 TRIM (Tool Repair and Inspection Monthly)

Procedure
• WPSA-A: Refer to 4.1.1: Disassembly

3. Replace the following components:
Table 6-1: WPSA-A Expendable parts
Quantity Description Part Number

4 O-rings B013113
2 O-rings B011285
2 O-rings B011286
2 O-rings B012068
Double-Ended BCC Pigtail
16 in. DH wire H122757
2 socket contact H115576
2 boot liner H245764
2 female boot H318168
Table 6-2: WPSA-B Expendable parts

4 O-rings B013113
4 O-rings B012068
4 Spirol pins B018003
Double-Ended BCC Pigtail
16 in. DH wire H122757
2 socket contact H115576
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2 boot liner H245764

2 female boot H318168

Check the downhole wire visually and with fingertips for defects in the
insulation in a similar manner as described in Technical Alert InTouch
5496901. Insulated wire is a very basic component but this type of defect
can cause considerable wellsite difficulties and lost-time.
The optional Downhole Hookup Wire (H142548) with an insulation OD of
0.068-in is not compatible with the BCC boot or liner called out for use with
the Downhole Hookup Wire (H122757) with insulation OD of 0.093-in. Pay
strict attention to the optional equipment combination table, left-hand bottom
corner of drawing,T6015697 WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE
PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER), and Detail B on the right-hand
bottom corner of the drawing.
The use of the wires interchangeably with an incorrect boot/liner combination
will result in a burned/shorted boot and wire and a misrun.
4. Clean and inspect remaining tool components, replace as necessary during

reassembly.

6. Perform the FIT-2 Electrical Checks (insulation and continuity).
6.5 Q-Check Procedure

2. Perform the FIT-2 Electrical Checks (insulation and continuity).

4. Replace the following components:
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Table 6-3: WPSA-A Expendable parts

4 O-rings B013113
2 Fluid To Air Conn. H701182
3 Insulator, Beveled H125979
2 O-rings B011285
3 Brass Washer H030142
2 O-rings B011286
1 Spring, Hi Temp H334864
1 Cone Insulator H113422
1 Hi Temp Seal H125975
1 Washer, Contact Cone H014201

1 Spring, Contact Assy H334866
2 O-rings B012068
12 Screws, 1/4-20 x 3/8 B012053
1 Element, Crushable T6015684
1 Spirol Pin 3/16 x 1.25 B013392
16 in. Downhole Wire H122757
2 Socket Contact H115576
2 Boot Liner H245764
2 Female Boot H318168
Table 6-4: WPSA-B Expendable parts

4 O-rings, 2–011 B013113
2 Fluid To Air Conn. H701182
3 Insulator, Beveled H125979
4 O-rings, 2-214 B012068
3 Brass Washer H030142
2 O-rings B011286
1 Spring, Hi Temp H334864
1 Cone Insulator H113422
1 Hi Temp Seal H125975
1 Washer, Contact Cone H014201
1 Spring, Contact Assy H334866
2 O-rings B012068
2 Screws, 1/4-20 x 1/4 B016351
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1 Screws, 4-40 x 1/4 B031601

4 Spirol pins, 1/8 x 11/16 B018003
1 Element, Crushable T6015684
1 Snap ring (small), 0.70 T6041638
1 Snap ring (large), 1.22 T6041742
9 in. Downhole Wire H122757
2 Socket Contact H115576
2 Boot Liner H245764
2 Female Boot H318168

Check the downhole wire visually and with fingertips for defects in the
insulation in a similar manner as described in Technical Alert InTouch
5496901. Insulated wire is a very basic component but this type of defect
can cause considerable wellsite difficulties and lost-time.
The optional Downhole Hookup Wire (H142548) with an insulation OD of
0.068-in is not compatible with the BCC boot or liner called out for use with
the Downhole Hookup Wire (H122757) with insulation OD of 0.093-in. Pay
strict attention to the optional equipment combination table, left-hand bottom
corner of drawing,T6015697 WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE
PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER), and Detail B on the right-hand
bottom corner of the drawing.
The use of the wires interchangeably with an incorrect boot/liner combination
will result in a burned/shorted boot and wire and a misrun.
5. Clean and inspect remaining tool components, replace as necessary during

reassembly.

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7 Job Execution
7.1 Rig-Up and Rig-Down Procedure _______________________________ 7-1
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7.1 Rig-Up and Rig-Down Procedure

The rig-up and rig-down operation of long perforating gun systems requires
special precautions. Typical perforating rig-up procedure requires the use of full
coverage WHE riser flanged to the annular BOP stack. Wireline deployment of
long gun sections armed on the catwalk and picked up the V-door is discouraged
for the following reasons:
1. Riser hung in the derrick will interfere with the cable head and gun string
as it is raised up the V-door.
2. A heavy gun string will pendulum swing across the rig floor after it clears the
V-door, creating a serious hazard to personnel and equipment.
3. The WPSA-AA mandrel can be subjected to high bending forces when guns
of excessive length are lifted from the catwalk. The maximum recommended
gun length attached below the WPSA during horizontal pick up is:
• WPSA-A: 20 ft
• WPSA-A: XX ft
Vertical rig up and rig down performed in the rig floor mouse-hole is recommended
when connecting multiple guns to the perforating equipment. Drill collar safety
clamps (standard equipment on drilling rigs) of the proper size should be clamped
around the gun to support it in the mouse-hole. Most perforating gun heads and
adapters do not have make-up plate grooves, so the safety clamp is required.
If the make-up plate is required, use the Heavy Duty Type SFT-159 (H427316)
with a safe work load rating of 3500 lbf when supporting heavy gun strings.
Note
For additional instruction for bridle cable connections, see chapter 7 in the Heads
Maintenance Manual InTouch ID 3012542.
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8 Troubleshooting
8.1 Wellsite Monitoring and Troubleshooting _______________________ 8-1
8.2 Shop Monitoring and Troubleshooting _________________________ 8-2
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8.1 Wellsite Monitoring and Troubleshooting

The WPSA-AA is very susceptible to improper assembly, often times leading to
knicks or kinks of the downhole wire inside the tool. Problems like these are
difficult catch at surface with a simple 500 volt meg. Often the tool checks good
at surface and shorts out downhole in wellbore fluids.
FIT-2 checks may not be enough to identify cuts and kinks in the wires that could
have happened during the (technique sensitive) assembling of the tool. Damage
may pass unnoticed when insulation is checked at surface with a megohmmeter,
but cause a short once the wires are exposed to a conductive borehole fluid.
It is recommended that the water flood check procedure (InTouch ID 4971248

best practice be followed to identify damage to the WPSA-AA internal wiring.
Refer to the FIT-2 Check in section 6.1.2, the WPSA-A Assembly Procedure in
section 4.1.2, and rig-up and rig down procedure in section 7.1.
Note
Spraying the tool with water and then megging it will not suffice because the
downhole wire may not short out until it is completely submerged

The optional wire (H142548) and liner (H245765) are not interchangeable with
the standard wire (H122757). The standard wire (H122757) has insulation OD
of 0.093-in and the optional wire (H142548) has a 0.068-in insulation OD. The
optional components are not interchangeable with standard components and the
use of mixed components will result in a burned/shorted conductor and a misrun.
(Refer to Figure B-3: ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA).
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8.2 Shop Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Refer to the FIT Checks in sections 6.1.1, 6.1.2, and 6.1.3, the WPSA-A
Assembly Procedure in section 4.1.2, and the rig-up and rig down procedure in
section 7.1.
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A.1 T6015697-AE WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE PERFORATING
SHOCK ABSORBER) ___________________________________________ A-1
A.2 T6015694-AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA _______ A-7
A.3 T6015696-AB HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8,
WPSA-AA _____________________________________________________ A-11
A.4 100322128-AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT ________ A-15
A.5 T6054230-AG KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88 __________ A-19
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A.1 T6015697-AE WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY

3-3/8 (WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK
ABSORBER)
Eff. Date: 17-AUG-2011
T6015697 AE WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE DREV: AE DPGS: 1

PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER)

Item Part Number Rev Description and Reference Notes Qty UM Dpgs Drev
100119266 AD CONE INSULATOR, HI-TEMP, 0.390 1.0 EA
LENGTH, 0.025 THICK
Mfg: GULF COAST SEAL
INCORPORATED
Mfg Num:
100292101 AA DWG, FISHING DIMENSIONS FOR 0.0 1 AA
3-3/8 WPSA-AA
100322128 AA KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT 0.0 EA
B011285 AE O-RING,SZ 2-327 1.725 ID X.210W 2.0 EA
VITON 95D H239646,400214
Mfg: PARCO, INC. (FORMERLY
PLASTIC & RUBBER PRODUCTS CO.)
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg: PARKER SEALS DIVISION
Mfg Num: V858-95
B011286 AF O-RING, SZ 2-216, VITON, 95D 2.0 EA
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg Num: V858-95
B012053 AD SCREW, SKT HD CAP 1/4-20 X 3/8 8.0 EA
SST/A2-50 ASME B18.3
Mfg: ANY
Mfg Num:
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg Num: V858-95
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B013113 AH O-RING, SZ 2-011, VITON, 95D 2.0 EA
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg Num: V858-95
B013392 AB PIN, COILED SPRING 3/16 X 1-1/4 SST 1.0 EA
HVY DUTY
Mfg: SPIROL
Mfg Num: CLDP 3/16 X 1-1/4 HDK
B022197 AC ANTI-GALLING LUBRICANT 1 LB. 0.0 EA
Mfg: RUTHERFORD CO.
Mfg Num: SLICK-STUF #4

EH400327 AF ENGR SPEC, ASSY PROCEDURES 0.0 12 AF
BCC-CC CONNECTORS
H014201 AE CONTACT CONE WASHER 1.0 EA
H020680 AE CONTACT CONE 1.0 EA
H030142 AC BRASS WASHER 3.0 EA
H036854 AJ RING, THREADED, FOR O-RING TYPE 1.0 EA
TOOLS
H047988 AE THREAD PROTECTOR, FEMALE, 1.0 EA
3-5UNS
H048186 AE THREAD PROTECTOR 3 IN 5NS 2A 1.0 EA
H115576 AJ CONTACT ASSY, 62S SOCKET, FOR 2.0 EA
20-24 AWG WIRE
H122757 AD DOWNHOLE HOOK-UP WIRE 1.5 FT
H125975 AK HI TEMP SEAL 1.0 EA
H125979 AK INSULATOR, BEVELLED 3.0 EA
H142548 AG DOWN HOLE HOOK-UP WIRE 0.0 IN
H222637 AE BOOT LINER 0.0 EA
H245716 AF BOOT RETAINER 2.0 EA
H245764 AC BOOT LINER 2.0 EA
H318168 AE FEMALE BOOT 2.0 EA
H334864 AB ASSY: SPRING HI TEMP 1.0 EA
H334866 AD CONTACT ASSY,SPRING 1.0 EA
H432222 AD CONNECTOR, FLARED 2.0 EA
H543673 AE CONNECTOR ROD 1/4 28 X #10-32, 1.0 EA
3.12 IN OAL
H543674 AG HEAD INSERT WIRELINE 1.0 EA
H543675 AB WRENCH, HEAD INSERT 0.0 EA
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H701182 AL CONNECTOR, FLUID TO AIR, 2.25 L 1.0 EA
SH448593 AH ENG SPEC MARKING OF PART FOR 0.0 9 AH
TRACEABILITY
T1000751 AM Crimping Procedure 0.0 22 AM
T6015680 AE HEAD, UPPER, WIRELINE, 3-3/8, 1.0 EA
WPSA-AA
T6015681 AG MANDREL, ELEMENT, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
T6015683 AD WASHER, ELEMENT, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 2.0 EA
T6015684 AC ELEMENT, CRUSHABLE, COPPER 1.0 EA
TUBING
T6015685 AD SLEEVE ASSY, ALIGNMENT, W/KEY 1.0 EA
STOCK, 3-3/8 WPSA-AA

T6015687 AA KEY, LOCKING SLOTTED, 3-3/8, 4.0 EA
WPSA-AA
T6015688 AF SLEEVE, OUTER, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
T6015691 AH HOUSING, LOWER, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
T6015692 AH HEAD, LOWER, WIRELINE, 3-3/8, 1.0 EA
WPSA-AA
T6015694 AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, 1.0 EA
WPSA-AA
T6015696 AB HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 1.0 EA
3-3/8, WPSA-AA
T6015697_F AE WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 0.0 1 AE
(WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK
ABSORBER)
T6040156 AC MFG. SPEC. WPSA-AA, WIRELINE 0.0 0 AC
PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER
T6040215 AC WEAR RING, WPSA-AA EA
Mfg: OBS USE GTWEED (WAS
GREENE, TWEED & CO)
Mfg Num:
T6054230 AF KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88 0.0 EA
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Figure A-1: T6015697 WPSA-AA, ASSEMBLY 3-3/8 (WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER)
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A.2 T6015694-AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8,

WPSA-AA
T6015694 AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA DREV: AB DPGS: 1

Mfg Num: 9021-95

Mfg Num: V858-95
B017678 AE THREAD LOCKING COMPOUND .5 CC 0.0 EA
TUBE
Mfg: OBS USE HENKEL (WAS
LOCTITE CORP.)
Mfg Num: 242-05
E059302 AA TUBING, HEAT SHRINK, PFA, .268 0.175 FT
EXP, .198 REC, .011 +/-.003 REC WALL,
CLEAR
Mfg: OBS USE TEXLOC (WAS
TEX-LOC)
Mfg Num: 7691
H654132 AC ROD, CONNECTOR MPD 1.0 EA
TRACEABILITY
T6015694_F AB ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, 1.0 1 AB
WPSA-AA
T6015698 AB SLEEVE, COUPLING 1.0 EA
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Figure A-2: T6015694 ROD, CONNECTOR ASSY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA

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A.3 T6015696-AB HOUSING ELEMENT

ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
Eff. Date: 25-SEP-2002
T6015696 AB HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA

Item Part Number Rev Description Qty UOM
T6040215 AA WEAR RING, WPSA-AA 1 EA
T6015689 AJ HOUSING, ELEMENT, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 1 EA
T6015938 AC HOUSING, ELEMENT, END CAP, 3-3/8, 1 EA
WPSA-AA
B012053 AB SCREW,SOC HD 1/4 -20 X 3/8 SST 4 EA
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Figure A-3: T6015696 HOUSING ELEMENT ASSEMBLY, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA
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A.4 100322128-AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN

RETROFIT
Eff. Date: 28-JUN-2012
100322128 AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT DREV: DPGS:

100321634 AA SLEEVE, OUTER, 3-3/8 WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
F/HEAVY GUN ASSY
100321637 AA HOUSING, ELEMENT, 3-3/8 WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
F/HEAVY GUN ASSY
100322128D AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT 0.0 1 AB

B013014 AA SCREW,RHM 10-32 X 5/16 BRS 10.0 EA
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Figure A-4: 100322128-AB KIT, WPSA-AA HEAVY GUN RETROFIT

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A.5 T6054230-AG KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA

TO 2.88
T6054230 AG KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88 DREV: AG DPGS: 0

100058404 AB ASSY, HEAD, UPPER WIRELINE 2.88 1.0 EA

WPSA-AA
100058407 AB ASSY, HEAD, LOWER WIRELINE 2.88 1.0 EA
WPSA-AA
100094679 AA KEY, LOCKING, 2-7/8 WPSA 2.0 EA

100272813 AA ASSY, X-OVER, WPSA-AA TO 2.50 EA
HSD
100291453 AA KEY, LOCKING, UPPER HEAD, 2-7/8 2.0 EA
CONVERSION KIT, WPSA-AA
100292102 AA DWG, FISHING DIMENSIONS FOR 0.0 1 AA
2-7/8 WPSA
B013577 AD SCREW, SKT HD CAP 1/4-20 X 1/4 1.0 EA
ALLOY STL/12.9 ASME B18.3
TRACEABILITY
T6015689 AK HOUSING, ELEMENT, 3-3/8, WPSA-AA 0.0 EA
Ref Notes: REV AK+
T6054002 AA HOUSING, LOWER, 2.88, WPSA-AA 1.0 EA
T6054230D AF KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88 0.0 1 AF
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Figure A-5: KIT, CONVERSION WPSA-AA TO 2.88

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B.1 T6040953-AE WPSA-BA, 1.69 (WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK
ABSORBER) ___________________________________________________ B-1
B.2 101028864-AA ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL,
WPSA-BA ______________________________________________________ B-9
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B.1 T6040953-AE WPSA-BA, 1.69 (WIRELINE

T6040953 AE WPSA-BA, 1.69 (WIRELINE PERFORATING DREV: AE DPGS: 2

SHOCK ABSORBER)
100119266 AD CONE INSULATOR, HI-TEMP, 0.390 1.0 EA
LENGTH, 0.025 THICK
Mfg: GULF COAST SEAL
INCORPORATED
Mfg Num:
100186305 AA SCREW,SOCKET SET,SELF 2.0 EA
LOCK,CUP POINT,10-32 X 5/16,18-8
SST
Mfg: ANY MANUFACTURER
Mfg Num:
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg Num: V858-95
Mfg Num: 9021-95
Mfg Num: V858-95
B016351 AC SCREW,SOC HD 1/4 -20 X 1/4 SST 2.0 EA
KNURL HD
Mfg Num: NONE SPECIFIED
B018003 AB PIN, COILED SPRING 1/8 X 11/16 SST 6.0 EA
HVY DUTY
Mfg: SPIROL
Mfg Num: CLDP 1/8 X 11/16 HDK
B047734 AA PIN, DOWEL .1249/.1251 X .500 BRS 0.0 EA
Mfg Num:
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H014201 AE CONTACT CONE WASHER 1.0 EA
H015570 AB CONNECTOR PLUG FOR LOWER 1.0 EA
HEAD
H020680 AE CONTACT CONE 1.0 EA
H024743 AC LOCK RING 1.0 EA
H030142 AC BRASS WASHER 1.0 EA
H039331 AG END PROTECTOR 1.0 EA
H040730 AG THREAD PROTECTOR, MALE 1 3/8-12 1.0 EA
UNF
H040731 AK THREAD PROTECTOR, FEMALE 1 1.0 EA
3/8-12 UNF
H043975 AC PLUG 1.0 EA

H115576 AJ CONTACT ASSY, 62S SOCKET, FOR 2.0 EA
20-24 AWG WIRE
H122757 AD DOWNHOLE HOOK-UP WIRE 1.0 FT
H122858 AD SPACER, .50 OD X .201 ID X .21 THK, 2.0 EA
SST
H125975 AK HI TEMP SEAL 1.0 EA
H125979 AK INSULATOR, BEVELLED 2.0 EA
H245716 AF BOOT RETAINER 2.0 EA
H245764 AC BOOT LINER 2.0 EA
H329909 AD CONTACT SPRING ASSEMBLY 1.0 EA
H334864 AB ASSY: SPRING HI TEMP 1.0 EA
H341152 AD AH-122 ADAPTER 1.0 EA
T6040953_F AD WPSA-BA, 1.69 (WIRELINE 0.0 2 AD
T6040954 AD MANDREL, ELEMENT, 1.69 WPSA-BA 1.0 EA
T6040955 AC ALIGNMENT SLEEVE, 1.69 WPSA-BA 1.0 EA
T6040957 AB HEAD, LOWER, WET CONNECT, 1.0 EA
MONO, 1.69 WPSA-BA
T6040958 AB WASHER, UPPER ELEMENT, 1.69 1.0 EA
WPSA-BA
T6040959 AE SLEEVE, OUTER, 1.69 WPSA-BA 1.0 EA
T6040960 AB CAP, ELEMENT HOUSING, 1.69 1.0 EA
WPSA-BA
T6040961 AC ELEMENT, CRUSHABLE, COPPER 1.0 EA
TUBING, 1.69 WPSA-BA
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T6040969 AD HEAD, LOWER, 1.69 WPSA-BA TO 1.0 EA
HSD
T6040971 AB ASSY, ELEMENT HOUSING, 1.69 1.0 EA
WPSA-BA
T6041638 AC SNAP RING, .70 I.D. 1.69 WPSA-BA 1.0 EA
T6041639 AE LOCK RING, 1.69 WPSA-BA 1.0 EA
T6041751 AC WASHER, LOWER ELEMENT, 1.69 1.0 EA
WPSA-BA
T6041787 AB ASSY, CONNECTOR ROD, 1.69 1.0 EA
WPSA-BA
T6052757 AC FLEX ADAPTER ASSY, 1.69 O.D., +90 0.0 EA
DEG
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Figure B-1: T6040953 AC WPSA-BA, 1.69, WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER (1 of 2)

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Figure B-2: T6040953 AC WPSA-BA, 1.69, WIRELINE PERFORATING SHOCK ABSORBER (2 of 2)

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B.2 101028864-AA ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED

PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA
Eff. Date: 29-DEC-2011
101028864 AA ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL, DREV: AA DPGS: 1

WPSA-BA
100707123 AB INSULATION MEASUREMENT 0.0 2 AB
PROCEDURE, PERFORATING
SHRINK TUBING, SRC
101028864D AA ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED 0.0 1 AA

PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA
3000 B038155 AC LUBRICANT, GENERAL PURPOSE, 0.0 LB
KRYTOX GPL-206, 1.0 LB
Ref Notes: USE ON WIRE END TO
FACILITATE BOOT INSTALLATION, DO
NOT GET INSIDE THE MOUTH OF
THE BOOT.
Mfg: EI DUPONT DE NEMOURS
Mfg Num: KRYTOX-GPL-206
1002 H115576 AJ CONTACT ASSY, 62S SOCKET, FOR 2.0 EA
20-24 AWG WIRE
1004 H122757 AF DOWNHOLE HOOK-UP WIRE 0.75 FT
Ref Notes: 1000V RMS, 20 AWG, 550
degF PFA 340 Insulation, 0.093 inch OD
(REF)
1000 H245716 AF BOOT RETAINER 2.0 EA
Ref Notes: INSTALL WITH SLOT
TOWARD FLUID AIR FOR GAS
ENVIRONMENT
1001 H245758 AT BOOT, BCC FEMALE, .080 DIA, 2.0 EA
KALREZ
1003 H245764 AC BOOT LINER 2.0 EA
TRACEABILITY
T1000751 AM Crimping Procedure 0.0 22 AM
Ref Notes: INSTRUCTIONS ON
CRIMPING PROCEDURE FOR
H115576 CONTACT ASSEMBLY, 62S
SOCKET, FOR 20-24 AWG WIRE
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Figure B-3: ASSEMBLY, KALREZ-BOOTED PIGTAIL, WPSA-BA

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Job Information:
Job Date District

Field Engineer Client
Well Information:
Well Name Perf depth

Deviation Rat hole depth
Type of formation (O/G) Packer depth??
Casing Size Casing Weight

Fluid Density Fluid Level
Open Perfs? (Y/N) BHT
Surf Pressure before Est. Formation Pressure
Surf Pressure after perf
Gun Information and Accessories
Total Length of String Total Weight of String

Gun Size Charge Type
Gun Type No of Charges
Gun Length Cable Type
No. of Guns Weak Point
Gun Phasing Correlating Device
Shot Density Element Length Before Perf
WPSA Serial Number Element Length After Perf
Type of Weight No of Weights
Additional Comments regarding the WPSA-AA
Comments: Describe damage to tools or weakpoint / Top-down or Bottom-up firing of guns /

selective gun firing (Y/N), etc.
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Author: Cheho Pak

Reviewer: Charleton Walker

Approver: Steve Young

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1 Health, Safety and Environment ________________________________ 1-1

2 General Description and Specifications ________________________ 2-1

2.6 Wellsite auxiliary hardware ___________________________________ 2-6

3 Theory of Operation ____________________________________________ 3-1

4 Disassembly and Assembly ____________________________________ 4-1

5 Parts Lists and Exploded-View Drawings _______________________ 5-1

6 Maintenance ___________________________________________________ 6-1

7 Job Execution _________________________________________________ 7-1

8 Troubleshooting ________________________________________________ 8-1

A WPSA-A Bill of Materials _______________________________________ A-1

B WPSA-B Bill of Materials _______________________________________ B-1

C Field Test Report Wireline Perforating Shock Absorber

1 Health, Safety and Environment

1 Health, Safety and Environment

It is strongly recommended to use vertical make-up procedures for the perforating

2 General Description and Specifications

2.7.1 WPSA-A ____________________________________________________ 2-7

2 General Description and

2.1 Overview and Applications

• 3.38-in WPSA-A for gun systems 3.12-in daimeter and larger

Features and benefits

1. Protects the electronic instrumentation associated with downhole equipment.

Correlation tools: CAL-B, PGGT, WOPT

Correlation tools: CCL, PCCL, UPCT, WPP, WOPT

Gun systems (2-7/8 and smaller):

• HSD Version: HSD, PerfoExpress, PURE, PPG

2.3 Equipment and Operational Specifications

Part number T6015697

Table 2-2: WPSA-B Equipment and Operational Specifications

Part number T6040953

Outside diameter (in [mm]) 1.69 [43]

Weight (lbm [kg])

2.4 Downhole equipment

CAL-B, PGGT, etc.

3.12 in or larger gun

Figure 2-1: Typical string configuration

• Correlation tool: CAL-B, PGGT, etc.

CCL-L, UPCT, etc.

Wet Connect WPSA-BA to HSD

Through Tubing guns 2.88 in. or smaller gun

Figure 2-2: WPSA-B String Configurations

• Correlation tool: CCL, UPCT, etc.

– HSD version: Lower head (T6040969)

• Optional flex adapter (T6052757): Optional flex adapter can be added

2.5 Surface Equipment

Table 2-3: WPSA surface equipment

Description Code Part Number

Description Code Part Number

2.6 Wellsite auxiliary hardware

Hollow carrier guns

The WPSA-B wet connect version is used to connect to through-tubing or

2.7 Workshop auxiliary hardware